Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-02
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E. f. Potter, Of Huron, Dakota, was
in the CITY last night.
Judge j. l.. Perkins, of Niobrara. was
in Yankton last evening.
u General Hugh j. Campbell left Yank-
ton this morning for Huron.
John W. Orayens is expected to reach
Yankton this evening for a visit.
The telephone office will be closed
after dinner on Monday, July 4th.
Native green corn and cucumbers have
appeared upon the Yankton markets.
Forester's grove will be the scene OF
an entertaining picnic Monday afternoon.
Sunday school services will be held
at the Congregational church tomorrow.
No paper will be Issued from this
Office next Monday, the fourth OF July.
A granger team ran away moderately
on Capitol street last night. No damage
done.
The Turner's invite their friends to
dance with them at Turner hall Monday
evening.
Judge Pratt's wife met with q severe
accident yesterday dlslocating her wrist
by an accidental fall.
Will P. Dewey reached Yankton last
evening from the east for a summers
visit with his parents.
Divine services at Christ church at
usual hours tomorrow. The Sunday
school will be reorganized ct 1915.
William Baker is slowly sinking and
there is little hope for his recovery,
though there is o chance for a favorable
taen tomorrow.
The Turner society invites everybody
to its picnic in Forester's grove Monday
afternoon and to its ball Monday even
ing at Tnrner hall. Tickets to the ball
are one dollar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edmunds enter
tanned o number OF friends ct their Linn
street residence last evening in honor of
Mrs. r, w. Hoyt, OF Bismarck, who is
visiting in Yankton.
Tne June rise is rapidly subsiding
having gone down already some eighteen
iuehes. This begins the subsistence of
the mountain rise, through it is lproba-
BILE that the river will be tolerably full
for a month yet.
The storm cloud which came up late
yesterday afternoon divided west of the
CITY and the heaviest portion passed over
into Nebraska and gave the country
thirteen miles south a generous drench-
ing.
A Yanktonian who was absent from
his desk yesterday (the first of the
month) pinned written instructions to
callers on the door: "Don't bother to
hunt me up. Just leave the receipted
bill on the table. / will find it"
TIE ordinance prohibiting the firing
by the council from the morning of July
4Ah to loot on the 9th. The ordinance
prohibiting the firing OF pistols, guns,
&c., is still in force and will be enforced,
Il. J. Chapman, who has been employ.
ed as bookkeeper and operator in the
Milwaukee depot in this city fos several
weeks, left to-day for Eden, where he
takes charge of the railway station. Q
II. SpeTry, OF Tyndall, will take the
position vacated by Mr.. Chapman il
Yankton.
General Campbell has received re
quests from st. Paul and Chicago
papers for copies of rs Armour fourth
OF July address, either by mail or tele
graph. There is Q lively outside inter
est in what the general will say on tia
occasion. The ORATOR will be givel
the Press and Dakotaian readers in full
ON the 9th.
In Que of the cars OF sshe freight trail
which went west over the milwaukee
road to-day there erefor.y,fcur key
of lager beer which will be divided be
tween Scotland and Armour and will b
used in the celebration Of the fourth Q
July Of those two places. It must b
that somebody intends to waller
around in extract of barley.
There will be divine services il th
Congregational church tomorrow ct